Krager v. Foremost Insurance

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• finding residency established under an 9 analogous policy where the plaintiff lived with his mother from April through November, including at the time of the accident
• Residence, as distinguished from domicile, which incorporates an element of intent, is the “factual place of abode.” Living in a particular place requires “only physical presence”.
• where insured’s son was living with his mother at the time of the accident, but had spent six months of each year living in his New York mobile home
• adult son was resident relative under his mother’s insurance policy where he lived with her six months of the year, including at the time of the accident, but lived in New York the remaining months, where he voted and was licensed to drive
• where insured’s son spent six months of each year living in his New York mobile home, he was still considered resident of his mother’s Pennsylvania home, for coverage under homeowner’s policy, when he was living with her when accident occurred

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).